What if life isn't something we're supposed to struggle through—but something we're meant to learn how to play?
Rev. Cindy Shellum continues GOCSL's Playful Spirituality series by exploring the difference between approaching life like a rigid recital and experiencing it more like a jazz session.
The rules still matter. Practice still matters. But when those principles become part of us, we can begin to loosen our grip, improvise, trust ourselves, and enter the experience of flow.
Drawing connections between spiritual practice, psychology, everyday challenges, and the teachings of Ernest Holmes, Cindy explores how happiness becomes an inside job—and how even traffic jams, difficult people, unexpected bills, work, and ordinary responsibilities can become part of our spiritual playfield.
Rather than using spirituality to escape our lives, we're invited to practice it until we're free enough to be fully alive within them.
Know the rules. Practice them. Trust them.
And then get out there and play.
From Spiritual Wisdom Weekly at the Greater Orlando Center for Spiritual Living.
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